Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameSir Philip de Fauconberge 
[235, Section on Sampson of Appleton]
[235, Section on Sampson of Appleton]GeneralLiving 1225. See Note.
FatherPiers de Fauconberge
MotherBeatrice
Notes for Sir Philip de Fauconberge
The evidence on Philp and this descent to William Sampson of Appleton is not great and I am relying on the account in the well-researched Brocket Archive.
The principal evivence is this BL manuscript:
Southwood in Appleton (full text of BL Harley 794 f 73r, 74—Notes taken by Roger Dodsworth, antiquarian, d 1654, from mss of Thomas, 3rd Lord Fairfax, d 1671; M J Harrison 2000 pp 73, 257):
Richard the son of Philip Fawconberg gave all his mannor of Suthwood in Appleton to John Sampson of York knight & Mary his wife which he had of the gift of Walter son of Peter Fawcomberg v.204. Witnes John the son of Richard Malbys In the margin - I take this Mary to be Richardes heire v.204 a. et b. Out of the originales with my lord Fairfax – Know present & to come that I Richard the son of Philip Fawkemberge have given granted & by this my present Charter confirmed to John Sampson of York knight & Mary his wife all my mannor of Southwod, with free in gresse & egresse, and with the wood belonging to the said mannor in the towne and territory of Appelton in Aynsty, and with iiij xx [40] acres of arrable land and six acres of meadow and with common of Herbage for the feeding of all sortes of cattell in all the feildes of Appelton, and with one toft and croft in the said towne of Appelton, which toft with the croft lyes between the toft of sometyme Philip
the son of Roger Appelton of one part, and the toft with the croft which sometyme belonged to Walter The son of Peter Fawkemberge on the other side And all which I had of the gift of the foresaid Walter To have and hold all the foresaid mannor and iiij xx acres of arrable land and six acres of meadow with wood and with Common aforesaid and with the toft and croft aforenoted, and with free in gresse & egresse, and with all ‘the' Libertyes easementes & appurtenances within the towne and without to the foresaid John and Mary and to their heires and assignes of the cheif Lordes of that fee, by the services therof due & accustomed, freely, quietly, peaceably and fully without any retention for ever. And I the foresaid Richard and my heires shall against all men warrant and for ever defend all the foresaid
mannor with the wood and with free in gresse & egresse, and with the foresaid iiij xx acres of arrable land and six acres of meadow, and with the Common above-noted, and with the toft and croft aforesaid, with all their appurtenances, as is aforesaid, to the foresaid [p 74] John and Mary and their heires or assignes. In witnes of which thing I have put my seale to this present Charter These being witnesses Simon Kimbe Richard Walays
Robert Vgtred Mauger Vavasur knightes John son of Richard Malebys, Michael Knapton, Robert Bustard, Adam Thorp, Thomas Ceerf, Alan Baudewin, Henry Cruce, Henry Colton, William Tokewith, Stephen Ythown then Bayliffe, nicholas Cessevaus and others
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The principal evivence is this BL manuscript:
Southwood in Appleton (full text of BL Harley 794 f 73r, 74—Notes taken by Roger Dodsworth, antiquarian, d 1654, from mss of Thomas, 3rd Lord Fairfax, d 1671; M J Harrison 2000 pp 73, 257):
Richard the son of Philip Fawconberg gave all his mannor of Suthwood in Appleton to John Sampson of York knight & Mary his wife which he had of the gift of Walter son of Peter Fawcomberg v.204. Witnes John the son of Richard Malbys In the margin - I take this Mary to be Richardes heire v.204 a. et b. Out of the originales with my lord Fairfax – Know present & to come that I Richard the son of Philip Fawkemberge have given granted & by this my present Charter confirmed to John Sampson of York knight & Mary his wife all my mannor of Southwod, with free in gresse & egresse, and with the wood belonging to the said mannor in the towne and territory of Appelton in Aynsty, and with iiij xx [40] acres of arrable land and six acres of meadow and with common of Herbage for the feeding of all sortes of cattell in all the feildes of Appelton, and with one toft and croft in the said towne of Appelton, which toft with the croft lyes between the toft of sometyme Philip
the son of Roger Appelton of one part, and the toft with the croft which sometyme belonged to Walter The son of Peter Fawkemberge on the other side And all which I had of the gift of the foresaid Walter To have and hold all the foresaid mannor and iiij xx acres of arrable land and six acres of meadow with wood and with Common aforesaid and with the toft and croft aforenoted, and with free in gresse & egresse, and with all ‘the' Libertyes easementes & appurtenances within the towne and without to the foresaid John and Mary and to their heires and assignes of the cheif Lordes of that fee, by the services therof due & accustomed, freely, quietly, peaceably and fully without any retention for ever. And I the foresaid Richard and my heires shall against all men warrant and for ever defend all the foresaid
mannor with the wood and with free in gresse & egresse, and with the foresaid iiij xx acres of arrable land and six acres of meadow, and with the Common above-noted, and with the toft and croft aforesaid, with all their appurtenances, as is aforesaid, to the foresaid [p 74] John and Mary and their heires or assignes. In witnes of which thing I have put my seale to this present Charter These being witnesses Simon Kimbe Richard Walays
Robert Vgtred Mauger Vavasur knightes John son of Richard Malebys, Michael Knapton, Robert Bustard, Adam Thorp, Thomas Ceerf, Alan Baudewin, Henry Cruce, Henry Colton, William Tokewith, Stephen Ythown then Bayliffe, nicholas Cessevaus and others
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